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National accounts and macroeconomics.
(GFCF).
Gross fixed capital formation is a measure of aggregate capital expenditure in a country or other macroeconomic unit:
- Net of disposals of capital assets
- Before consumption of fixed capital (depreciation and amortisation).
It includes expenditure by the both the public and private sectors.
